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Trick-or-treat time changes discussed for Berlin
(Nov. 12, 2026) Berlin officials are considering changes to how they handle Halloween next year, including additional road closures and shifting trick-or-treating hours, to improve pedestrian safety. At Monday night’s Town Council meeting, Council Vice President Jack Orris suggested moving trick-or-treating from its traditional 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. slot...
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Town will pay down park bill; Proceeds of Parcel 57 sale to be applied to balance of Heron Park bond debt
(Nov. 12, 2026) The Town of Berlin will apply nearly $1.2 million in proceeds from the sale of Heron Park Parcel 57 toward its outstanding bond debt, a move that will save the town approximately $562,000 in interest and shorten the repayment period by 11 years. On Monday, the Town...
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Town of Laurel discusses website improvements, cost factors
Laurel’s efforts to modernize its municipal website moved into a discussion of affordability and possible service providers during a Nov. 2, Mayor and Council workshop, following recommendations from the town’s Communications Committee. The committee, an initiative championed by Councilman George Lodato, previously concluded that the existing website is...
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Diakonia seeks $100K donation from Berlin for capital campaign
(Nov. 12, 2026) Representatives of Diakonia this week asked the Town of Berlin to consider contributing $100,000 to help expand the non-profit organization expand its services. At Monday night’s Berlin Town Council meeting, representatives from Diakonia, the West Ocean City organization serving homeless individuals and their families, came before the...
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Cambridge commissioners continue vacancy discussions
CAMBRIDGE — Residents and commissioners alike continued the contentious conversations surrounding two ordinances — ordinance 1280 on rental dwelling registration, licensing and inspections and ordinance 1281 on vacant commercial storefronts and residential structures. At the beginning of the meeting, Commissioner Shay Lewis-Sisco motioned to amend the agenda to postpone the ordinance’s readings due to amendments made over the weekend not being included in the public council packet. Lewis-Sisco also suggested postponing the ordinances because of a very large presence at the prior meeting speaking out against both ordinances. Mayor Lajan Cephas-Bey argued against the delay saying that continuing to postpone holds up city staff from performing essential functions, specifically processing new rental property registrations. Delaying past this meeting would push the process back by at least two weeks to a month due to advertising “I’m going to quote President Cephas: ‘either piss or get off the pot,’” Cephas-Bey said. Lewis-Sisco revised the motion to keep the items on the agenda for discussion only without taking action. A tie vote occurred on whether to amend the agenda, which Cephas-Bey broke by voting to keep the items on the agenda as presented. Amendments The ordinances both have significant amendments to housing and